I don't get any response from my Steamist Steamshower timer. No lights nor timer goes on

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If there is fault in chipset, or possible electrical short.
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I suspect electrical short would trip the GFCI.
Absolutely make sure you have GFCI protection
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-GFCI.html

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Contact Steamist directly:
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Notice link also has troubleshoot section, phone and e-mail > looks very customer friendly

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Contact company directly for product manual and troubleshoot help from manufacturer
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Steamist comes with 5 year warranty, hopefully yours is still under the line.

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As for the Contacts wiring, there are TWO,, One contact will be wired to the Supply and Power IN to the Timers Phase + power &, Phase + IN Contacts. There will be TWO wires on that Terminal. The Timers other Power in wire is Neutral neg, it is Common, and connected to Neutral.. The other side of the Contacts goes to the Pfase + side of the Load. There will be only ONE wire on that side going to the "Load". The LOAD goes to this "Other" side of the Timer Contacts, which are Normally Closed, the Other side of the contacts, as said, goes to the Phase + on the LOAD & of course, the other side of the LOAD goes to the Neutral.Common. Now the Timer has power all the time, and when the timer "Times Out" the connection to the "Load" will be "Broken" when the Contacts "Open". Be safe.